2021 CIRCUIT GOVERNOR ELECTION BEGINS TODAY

The 2021 Circuit Governor Election begins today. All Delegates representing USPA Active Member clubs are eligible to vote for a candidate. Please find a list of candidates that have been nominated below:

Border Circuit*

Central Circuit: Robert McMurtry

Eastern Circuit: Joseph Muldoon

Florida Circuit: Stephen Orthwein Jr.

Great Plains Circuit: Mike Carney

Midstates Circuit: Walter “Trey” Schott & Jorge Vasquez

Hawaiian Islands Circuit: Wilford “Bill” Kirton

Northeastern Circuit: Leighton Jordan

Pacific Coast Circuit: Daniel Walker & Paul Griffin

Pacific Northwest Circuit: Sheryl Sick

Rocky Mountain Circuit*

Southeastern Circuit: William Raab

Southwestern Circuit: Paul Jornayvaz

If only one candidate is nominated, a majority of the total number of votes by Delegates within the Circuit are REQUIRED for the candidate to be elected.**

Each Delegate will receive the number of ballots set forth below based on the number of Registered Player Members in the Active Member Club that the Delegate represents:

Circuit Governor Ballot Table.

If you have any questions please reach out to Director, Governance and Operations, Lindsey Ebersbach at lebersbach@uspolo.org.

*Please note: In the Border and Rocky Mountain Circuits, no candidate was nominated within the nomination period by the required minimum of two club delegates. The Constitution states that if no candidate in a particular Circuit is nominated within the applicable nomination period by the required minimum of two club delegates, the Chairman of the Association shall select an individual to serve as the Circuit Governor of such Circuit, subject to approval of the Board of Governors.

** The Constitution states that if no candidate in a particular Circuit receives the majority of the total number of votes during the election period, the Chairman of the Association shall select an individual to serve as the Circuit Governor of such Circuit, subject to approval of the Board of Governors.

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